One of the best beaches to visit, especially if you have children. The water is almost always…read moreperfect, temperature and current wise. Always a major plus to have a place to rinse off and clean restrooms!

Not usually crowded with parking ( free with Volusia County parking registration), restrooms and…read moreshowers. Pleasant atmosphere between quiet condos. Lifeguard.

Reed Canal Park is a nice addition to the community around it. It is not a huge park by any means,…read morehowever it is a pleasant enough place and it is kind of cool to watch the kids feeding the turtles. Apparently, feeding the turtles is a pretty commonplace things here, because the turtles knew the minute they seen human beings to swim towards the bridge and wait for the inevitable downpour of food offerings. There are two entrances to the park. One has swings and all that and the other one really just focuses on the little water there. I would definitely recommend that if you were in the area to stop by. Make sure you bring some kind of food offering for the turtles. There are also plenty of ducks and other birds around and while there are signs asking you not to feed the birds bread, they do say that they like rice and other things.

Favorite disc golf course around. Great animals to look at, hawks, owls, feeding squirrels.read more

Amazing place! Parking and site. Great for the family! Fishing, picnic area. Very relaxing!read more

Great location with lots to do! We brought the 2 kids here to play at the playground, but there was…read morea summer camp here not social distancing so we opted not to do that. Luckily, there are more amenities we can take advantage of. They rent kayaks and canoes and a bunch of other things for adults and kids. So that's a possibility. There is a huge grassy field for the kids to run around and play. And a paved walkway for you to run or walk that goes right along the water. Beautiful views across the way! I am just super happy with the amount of space here. We came for the playground and were able to stay t do other things because of the space and location.

This park features free parking, a beach access ramp, picnic tables, a public-use, charcoal grill,…read morea pet-waste clean-up station, restrooms, and a water fountain. We happened to pass by this spot as we were looking for beach access. We're so glad we did! The area was clean and peaceful. Please note, it is a very small picnic area.

The weather was just beautiful today. I was driving around Ormond Beach observing the area when I…read moresoon ended up at Sun Splash Park. There are adequate parking which requires a $20 daily parking fee. Follow the directions on the signage. Overlooking Daytona Beach, the accessible park caters to kids with a small playground and a splash pad. Picnic pavilions, showers, and public bathrooms are available. The Volusia County Lifeguard Headquarters is also located at the park. This is a nice spot to enjoy the weather with family or friends.

Sun wind and…read morewaves Sun Splash Park is a pleasant little beachy park in the midst of lots of great beaches and parks. It's a crowded place in the summer but then so is every beach in Daytona. It's lovely beach if you happen to enjoy long, flat areas of wide sandy ocean front. . The waves are usually pretty decent and on windy days can get pretty feisty but it is usually pretty mellow and a good place for kids. In fact the whole park impressed me as appealing to kids. Not crazy, drunken and insane kids like Daytona gets at certain times of the year but younger kids that want to play on the beach and in the ocean. Some nice picnic benches, relatively clean bathrooms, drinking fountains and some things for the young ones to play on makes Sun Splash park a nice place for a family outing.

I must say this park is 10x better than it was before! The remodel is absolutely amazing. It has…read morebeen warming up and I wanted to take the kids to a park and this one is local to us. I really appreciated that the kids playground was covered so the metal wasn't too hot to play on. I actually checked and felt it. I do wish the benches there were more in the shade too though. The splash pad was pretty big and tons of fun for the littles. The park also inches a skate park, ball field, basket ball/racket ball areas, and a dog park. Lit up very well with maintenance and security roaming around, which I also appreciated. It seems to be very well taken care of and will be on the list for fun activities this summer for sure.

Using the dog park regularly. It is close to home, however it's basically a sand pit and not…read morepleasant in that regard. It's not very big either considering the size of the park in a whole. Wish they would have made it bigger and wish they would do something about the sand. Otherwise it's a beautiful park and well maintained.

I'm really thankful to have a nice, enclosed dog park near by... but I wish it had more grass! It…read moreis quite dirty, not muddy though thankfully. There are lots of places for the human parents to sit. There's also a water fountain for the pups. The dog poop trash was overflowing so the janitors need to come more often. Very nice neighbors and dogs though- a real treat! Woof!

Good people, good dogs= good time…read more This park is probably the best dog park in the area, most dogs are good and the park is clean and maintained.

We did a quick stop in New Smyrna Beach on a drive from Fort Lauderdale to St Augustine. I was…read morecurious to visit this town since my grandparents came here to rent a place for years to escape the New York winters. Having lived in California for a bit, I grew to love seaside cities with a shopping/dining district. You can definitely find that beach city vibe here too. When we first got to town we visited Canal St, which was a little underwhelming, but did have some shops and restaurants. I liked seeing some of the older historic buildings. If you love pizza, check out Panheads. We next headed over to Flagler Avenue, which I loved! This street is chock full of eateries and shops, plus the beach is at the end. If you only have limited time in town, come here instead of Canal. We had our little dog with us, I felt like it was fairly pet friendly here. We chatted with some friendly people while we took a stroll down the street and saw other dogs as well. I got a kick out of the large number of shuffle boards located on Flagler Ave, I remember coming to FL as a kid and messing around on the court. At the end of Flagler, you can check out the mini boardwalk and catch some views of the beach. Overall, I liked this spot better than I thought I would.

Had a great time with a lovely bonfire at the beach! Not…read moreour first time here, but it was our first time having the bonfire here. Huge beach, wide open space, huge fire pit. Trash cans, recycling bin and restrooms nearby. City is lovely with plenty of amenities. Grocery, restaurants, gas stations and convenience stores, etc.